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During today's exchange, a military man who could have worked with the Russians returned. This was stated by former prisoner Viktor “Leleka” Lakhno.

According to him, it is Maksym Bobylev. He allegedly cooperated with the administration of the colony where the prisoners were held and was involved in the beating of Azov fighters.

According to Lakhno, Bobylev also renounced his Ukrainian citizenship and wanted to obtain a Russian passport.

The 35th Separate Marine Brigade assured that they were checking information about one of their soldiers' cooperation with the Russians. The DIU noted that they always work with law enforcement agencies on all returned soldiers.

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Russia wants to sentence Evan Gershkovich, Wall Street Journal journalist, to 18 years in Russian prison for "espionage."

Evan Gershkovich was detained in Russian Yekaterinburg on March 29, 2023. He had full press credentials from Russia's foreign ministry. He was accused of espionage, making him the first American detained on such an allegation since the Cold War. Evan, his family, the Journal and the U.S. government vehemently deny these allegations. The State Department has declared Evan wrongfully detained - the Wall Street Journal.

Police making an arrest

Cats are smart too.

Dogs are smart

Police making an arrest

Russian Diplomat

Even when he was president.

The F-16s

We know Republicans are all actors. Nothing is real about them

Bakota, Khmelnytskyi Oblast🇺🇦

Bakota was a major ancient Ukrainian city that served as the capital of the Dniester Lowlands in the 12th-13th centuries. During the Kyivan Rus period, it functioned as a trading port on the Dniester River.

The city’s history came to an end in 1981 when, during the construction of the Novodnistrovsk Hydroelectric Power Plant by Soviet authorities, Bakota was completely submerged.

The price of the created reservoir was the destruction of around 30 villages, 16,000 hectares of fertile land, 100 hectares of forest, and, most importantly, the unique centuries-old cultural heritage of the region. All of this was swallowed by the great water. But even now, submerged in the waters of the Dniester, Bakota retains its allure and mystery.​

Watch the video about this place on our Instagram.

These tanks cost $1 million apiece

🔥  Russia recently lost its 100th T-90M "Breakthrough" tank, which Putin considers the best tank, — the Dutch open source intelligence site "Oryx"

These vehicles include destroyed tanks, as well as those that Ukraine captured as a trophy and put into service

Putin is angry at the Greeks.

🚤 🇾🇪 In the Red Sea, Houthis attacked an oil tanker with an unmanned kamikaze boat

The tanker CHIOS Lion belonged to Greece and sailing under the flag of Liberia

There is a little baby 4 year old Rose of Sharon right beside where I start my day. It's got it's first flower. Many more to follow

Goodnight Resisters everywhere

🇺🇦 🇷🇺FPV drone arrival on the Desertcross-1000-3 all-terrain vehicle with Russian infantry in the Kupyansk direction